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The Citizen, 1991-11-27, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1991. PAGE 15. Crusaders split weekend action On Friday, Nov. 15 the Crusaders travelled to Durham to face the Thundercats. Durham opened the scoring with three goals before the period was half over. The Crusaders cut the lead by one when Kevin McArter and Ron Strome set up Nigel Tay­ lor for the goal. Brussels cut the lead to one when McArter scored the goal with Rick Boon drawing the assist. Durham scored the next goal but Brussels answered it back when Brian Ten Pas drew the only assist on a J. C. Hewitt goal. Durham added one more to take a 5-3 lead after one period. The Thundercats added three goals to their lead before the sec­ ond period was six minutes old. The Crusaders cut the lead when Ron Strome and Tim Fritz com­ bined to set up McArter for his sec­ ond of the game. Strome then combined with Dean Wheeler to set up Fritz for a goal. Durham scored the next goal, before Fritz and McArter set up Ten Pas for a goal. The second period ended with Durham adding three more for a 12-6 lead after two periods of play. Durham scored the first goal of the third before Boon set up Hewitt for his second of the game for the Crusaders. Brussels added one more goal when Brian Campbell and Ten Pas set up Fritz for his sec­ ond of the game. Durham however added two more goals of their own to make the final score 15-8 in their favour. Sunday night, Nov. 17 saw the Blyth team wins, loses BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Bantams split a pair of games last week as they shaded Goderich II 4-3 at home on November 18 before losing 8-6 to Elma Logan on November 22 in Monkton. Against Goderich II the teams traded goals in the first two periods before Blyth notched the winner late in the third for the victory. Jerrod Button opened the scoring in the first with a breakaway goal with assists to Ryan Chamney and Christopher Howson. Goderich then scored three straight goals to take a 3-1 lead before Blyth tied the game with two late second period goals. Benjie Hakkers cashed in a rebound for Blylh's second goal with assists to Tim Cowan and Michael Bromley before Bromley tied the game with a power play slapper from the blueline, assisted by Wilfred Datema. Michael Brom­ ley added the winner late in the third as he swept around the Goderich net and put a wrist shot into the top comer. It was a wide open game against Elma-Logan on Friday night as the goaltenders put on a show that, hopefully, will be unequalled in the future. It was a case of last shot wins as Blyth lost an uninspired spectacle 8-6. Brian McNichol and Ryan Chamney each scored two goals with Chamney also picking up an assist. Christopher Howson and Henry Bos rounded out the scoring as Bos also recorded an assist. Tim Lyons added two assists while sin­ gle assists went to Peter Craig, Benjie Hakkers and Jonathan Collins. Although Blyth scored two power goals in the game, they allowed Elma-Logan to score two short-handed goals to mollify any Blyth advantage. A more consistent effort will be necessary if the team is to expect better results in future games. Crusaders play host to the Kincar­ dine Kings. The Kings took an early 1-0 lead on the Crusaders. Brussels tied the score up with just over five minutes left in the period when Brian Campbell set up Kevin McArter for the goal. The first peri­ od ended up 1 -1. Brussels took the lead seven minutes into the second when McArter and Tim Fritz drew assists on a Rick Boon goal. They increased lead a minute later when Boon and McArter set up Fritz for the goal. The Kings came back with two straight goals to tie the score once again. Brussels regained the lead when McArter scored an unassisted goal. They then made it a two goal lead when J.C. Hewitt finished off a play set up by Dean Wheeler and Brett Gamiss. Brus­ sels took a 6-3 lead when Fritz and Campbell drew assists on McArter's third goal of the game. The Crusaders took a 7-3 lead when Brian Ten Pas and Jim Topham set up Wheeler for the score and that's the way the second period ended. Kincardine scored the first goal of the third to cut into the lead. Brussels answered back just over two minutes later when Ten Pas and Hewitt drew assists on Boon's second of the game. They added another to their lead when Fritz and Campbell drew assists on McArter's fourth goal of the game. Brussels finished off the scoring with Campbell and McArter draw­ ing assists on Fritz' second goal of the game to make the final 10-4 score for Brussels. DOG Fqq $10.99 20 KG n °G food bkg. *3.ga R.R. # 3 Brussels (at Brussels Livestock) 887-9391 NOVEMBER 28 & 29,1991 HUTCHES JOIN US FOR BREAKFAST!!! EACH DAY 8:30 A.M. -10:00 A.M. FOR A COST OF A LOONIE DONATED to NEEDY CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS FUND RIBBON CUTTING FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 AT 10:45 A.M. 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